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Every year, in preparation for swimsuit season, I try on last year's go-tos to see which suits still work and which ones — with frayed bottoms and stretched-out elastic — I can kiss goodbye.
Now, at 54, I know the styles that complement my figure. And with a little help from Quince, I found flattering suits that have just the right amount of material — not too cheeky, but not too “granny panty” either — and work great for my active lifestyle, in and out of the water.
These are the one-piece styles I’m eyeing right now.
Most Flattering One-Piece Swimsuits at Quince
- Dramatic Plunge: Italian Plunge One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Peek-a-Boo Detailing: Italian Cut Out One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Keeps Everything In: Italian Cami One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Asymmetrical Statement: Italian One-Shoulder One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Designer Lookalike: Italian Zip-Front One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Best for Large Busts: Italian Cross-Back One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
- Resort-Worthy: Italian Underwire One-Piece Swimsuit, $50
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Italian Plunge One-Piece Swimsuit
The dramatic plunge of this one-piece suit elongates the torso, so it’s currently at the top of my wish list. This statement suit features removable cups and moderate backside coverage, because too much fabric can sometimes be overwhelming. This “one-piece wonder,” as one shopper called it, is compressive but “not too constricting,” and it “fits so beautifully on my hourglass figure,” per another fan.
Italian Cut Out One-Piece Swimsuit
While a plunging neckline is great for sunbathing, I prefer a modest cut on days when I need to keep up with my teenage kids. This “flattering” shopper-loved one fits the bill and has a cutout feature that one person said makes it “modern, not matronly” and isn’t too revealing. The adjustable straps work great for women like me with a long torso, making it a great, wedgie-proof pick.
Italian One-Shoulder One-Piece Swimsuit
I love one-shoulder tanks, shirts, and swimsuits for summer, and this option is right up my alley. I love how the split strap in the back keeps the front securely in place, similar to a convertible bra. One five-star reviewer gave this suit standout praise, saying it’s “hands down the best bathing suit I have ever owned,” and another said it “looks designer.”
Italian Zip-Front One-Piece Swimsuit
I stand-up paddleboard all summer long, and this will be my go-to suit for watersports. It zips in the front like my favorite wetsuit, requiring little gymnastics to get on, and provides ample sun coverage for long paddles on the water. Its compressive fabric keeps the bust supported, and the high cut and moderate backside coverage still lend a youthful feel, without baring it all.
Keep reading for more one-piece styles I’m eyeing at Quince.
Italian Cami One-Piece Swimsuit
Italian Cross-Back One-Piece Swimsuit
Italian Underwire One-Piece Swimsuit
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